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The number of patients receiving dialysis treatment at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has risen by 207 per cent in a little more than decade — and is expected to increase further. The facility is treating 166 patients, compared with 54 patients i...

The Island’s stance is evolving when it comes to mental health, from the pilot mental health court programme to efforts under way at the Human Rights Commission. A panel discussion to be held tonight by the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation will explo...

A raft of innovative proposals outlining how St George’s can contribute to the America’s Cup has been presented to the ACBDA. A St George’s working group met with ACBDA CEO, Mike Winfield, last month to discuss how the East End can play a part in the...

Bermuda Government and America’s Cup officials have visited the Dockyard site that will form the hub of the 2017 sailing spectacle. Premier Michael Dunkley was joined by Minister of Public Works Craig Cannonier and Minister of Economic Development Gr...

A fitness trainer and co-owner of a gym has been admitted to the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute after being accused of stalking. Ron Magnum, 58, of Southampton, pleaded not guilty to the charge in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. At a previous court a...

A 22-year-old man was bailed in Magistrates’ Court this morning after he denied unlawfully assaulting a man. Robert Holdipp Jr, of Southampton, allegedly assaulted Joseph DeSilva in Pembroke on January 16. Mr Holdipp also denied making a false stat...

The pink ferry service around Hamilton Harbour is back on schedule. The schedule had been suspended earlier today due to mechanical problems. This afternoon a spokeswoman for the transport ministry said: “Please be advised that the Pink Route ferry w...

The Bermuda Police Service have confirmed this morning that a criminal complaint has been made by Speaker of the House Randy Horton in respect to Opposition Leader Marc Bean. A police spokesman said: “We are aware of the complaint and we are looking ...

A construction firm has been fined for not providing a worker with health insurance — with the magistrate lamenting the low penalties available under the law. Dennis Correia, appearing on behalf of Correia Construction, pleaded guilty yesterday to fa...

Residents in Pembroke feared an explosion had occurred near Northlands Primary School after hearing two extremely loud banging sounds at about 10pm. Berkeley Road was closed off and a Bermuda Fire and Rescue truck was parked at the school. But it qu...